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Lincoln police impound 128 vehicles in year one of nuisance ordinance

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Lincoln Police Department has released the results of the first year of the Nuisance Vehicle Ordinance, a new law that allows officers to impound vehicles involved in street racing and reckless driving. Between April 15, 2025, and April 14, 2026, LPD deemed 128 vehicles disorderly...
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Lincoln Police looking for man who assaulted kids near the Cascade Fountain

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln Crime Stoppers is looking for suspects involved in two separate cases of an assault and hit-and-run. The first case happened back on March 22 around 6:30 p.m. at the waterfall fountain near 27th Street and Capital Parkway. LPD said three kids, aged 8, 10, and...
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Nebraska Woman Taken To Hospital After Car Versus Deer Crash

Carnes, Iowa — A Nebraska woman was taken to a hospital after a car-deer crash near Carnes on Monday. The Sioux County Sheriff’s Office reports that a few minutes before noon, 73-year-old Daniel Cloeter of Lincoln, Nebraska, was driving a 2026 Nissan Sentra south on Highway 60 when a deer entered the roadway and was struck by Cloeter.
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Time to sign up for PASE

Summer activities are coming fast, including all things 4-H. Nebraska Extension educator, Rhonda Herrick , joined NTV to talk about the premier animal science event, also known as PASE. “This is a pretty amazing event because it has seven different contests that are part of it.” said Herrick. “This...
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Controlled burn taking place in Wilderness Park

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln Parks and Recreation staff are conducting a controlled burn in Wilderness Park until noon on Tuesday. The burn is happening on about nine acres near South First Street and Old Cheney Road. The Green and Red Trails between markers 28 and 32 will be closed...
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Number of Lincoln Workplaces Certified as ‘Family-Friendly’ Triples

The number of Lincoln workplaces officially recognized as “family-friendly” has tripled over the last few months. The Lincoln Family-Friendly Workplace Certification Program, administered though the nonprofit Lincoln Littles and the Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development, was announced in October 2025 and commends employers who adopt family-friendly workplace practices, such as paid parental leave, hybrid options, and caregiver resources.
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The Battle of the Bartenders – May 15

Lincoln's top bartenders are going head-to-head in The Battle of the Bartenders and it's all for a good cause benefiting the Center for People.
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Husker starter Cooper Katskee has respect of coaches, teammates

Nebraska head coach Will Bolt on what he sees in starter Cooper Katskee and why the right-hander was moved to Friday nights.
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Grand Opening For New Clyde Malone Center Set for May 6

A long-time dream is about to become reality for one Lincoln nonprofit. Clyde Malone Center CEO John Goodwin tells KLIN News they’re preparing to open the doors to a brand-new $23 million facility. A grand opening is set for May 6th at 4:30 p.m. near 22nd and U Street....
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Disc golf baskets damaged at Lincoln park, police investigating

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A police report has been filed after five disc golf baskets in Lincoln’s Bethany Park were reportedly vandalized. The Lincoln Police Department said the baskets were bent or knocked over sometime between 8 p.m. Sunday and 2 p.m. Monday. Each basket is valued at $500, bringing total damage to $2,500.

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